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Local News Vitlt At Hi yes Homt Mr. and Mr. Art Mclnlyre of Berkeley, Calif., were guests at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hayes in Roscburg Wednesday evening. Vliifinj Grandmother Lorl Ann and Lloyd (Butch) Hayes jr., children of Mr. and Mrs. U. LloydJ Hayes of Roseburg, are spending two weeks visiting their t'rand mother, Mrs. G. I. Williams, at her summer home at Long Beach, Wash. At Myn Hem Miss Nancy Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fisher of Kellogg, is visit ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Myers on Umpqua Avenue. Back From Vacation Mr, and Mrs. Joe Haystead of Roseburg and the latter's mother, Mrs. Grace Peet of North Bend return ed this week from a Vacation trip Jo Vancouver, B. C, and other northern poir.ts of interest. - PFAFF .tiw "the finest" ROSEBURG SEWING MACHINE CENTER 400 NORTH JACKSON Country Needs Truman Policy, Harriman Says TACOMA ( Avercll Harri man, making bid for Washing ton's 22 votes at the Democratic national convention, said Tuesday night a continuation of President Truman's policies will bring this country strength and security. The touring Democratic presi dential aspirant made it clear to a capacity crowd of 600 at a Pierce County Jefferson-Jackson Day din ner Uiat he aliens himself com pletely with Mr. Truman's domestic and foreign programs. Harriman, the nation's mutual security director, said his party has a "phony majority in Congress of men masquerading as Demo crats." He called for their ouster, along with Republicans opposed to the "Fair Deal" program. He had a kind word for Dwlght D. Eisenhower as a soldier but said when the five-star general cm- braced the Republican party "lie i became one of them." Harriman later referred scathingly to Repub lican as "grim old pessimists." In an appeal for a big Demo cratic turnout at the polls, Hard , man also told his audience that : "those who say Senator Taft will be easy to beat don't understand Tiller - By ALCE LERWILL intlinnu Rr.nri an AmDlova nf Scotts Lumber Co.. underwent ma-1 jor surgery recently at r orest Glen Hospital and is recuperating satisfactorily. A picnic for members of the Sunday School and friends was held at South umpqua rain on Sunday. Mrs. Weston Scott entertained group of little folks at her home; Tuesday in honor of her son, ' Jerry's 10th birthday. A community dance will be held in the school gymnasium Satur day. The La Blue orchestra of Cottage Grove will furnish the mu sic, i Mrs. Bob Bonney has returned to her home after undergoing ma-; jor surgery at Forest Glen Hos-', pital in Canyonville. j Mrs. Olive Brown and girls are returning home Friday. Mrs. Brown has been attending school at Reed College In Portland. Kenneth McKenzie of the US ; Ai-mu u'hn hoc hppn hnsDitalized in San Francisco, is spending a furlough at his parent's home. He is to report back June 30. 7rl June 27, 1952 Tht Newt-Review, Roieburj, Or. 9 the American political scene." He said that by this he meant Demo crats could not afford to become complacent. , These values will be , j2- ' ( rj There's no sweeter music to the family budget than savings on foods. Your Red & White Stores through their tremendous buy ing power are able to bring you the finest foods at lower every day prices. Shop Red & White and save! SPECIALS for FRIDAY and SATURDAY I "rail I V oil It jmmrfi I We Have Recipes and WESSON OIL Qt.53c RED & WHITE TOMATO JUICE 46 oz.cans 4 for 95 YOU GET MORE for YOUR o r wl TANG SALAD DRESSING Qt. 49c RED & WHITE HARD WHEAT FLOUR 25 ib. 1.98 PHEASANT CLING PEACHES SLICED OR HALVES No. 2T2 can 25' WHITE STAR BITE SIZE TUNA No. WH- iforW GERBER'S BABY FOODS STRAINED OR JUNIOR 6 cans 49 foONtf BACK LARSEN'S V EG ALL NO 303 CAN tor 33' RED & WHITE MED. WHOLE BEETS 2 for 35 No. 303 cans RED & WHITE COFFEE DRIP or REGULAR GRIND Mb 85c 2- lb 1.69 3- lb 2.53 PHEASANT GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 can 2 for 25 RED & WHITE WHOLE KERNEL CORN No. 303 can 2 for 35 GERBER'S ASSORTED CEREALS 3 for 45c fi4 Final Clearance days bring y. Two great JUUefo events combined! End of the Month Clearance and 50th Anniversary Sale EARLY BIROS CATCH THE BEST WHITE PILLOW CASES Regular Good Quality Cases REDUCED 30c size 42x36 Now only J7 each Red Label Peppered Muslin SHEETS. Colored, 81x108 Yellow Peach Rose . Reg. 7.95 pair j 4 A NOW 2.69 each LAUNDRY BASKETS Now only .1.00 each assorted styles and colors in cotton wash dresses J J all at a low, low O 100 New Summer Dresses of all types and fabrics NOW HALF PRICE Second Floor of Fashion Top quality selection. MEN'S DRESS HATS 4.88 and 6.88 Values to 15.00 MEN'S JACKETS assorted styles. 6.88 and 10.88 Famous Brand First Quality Nylons summer Colors Special 'Purchase c 69 KM PAIR '') ..TN."".. mm LITTLE BOYS' SUMMER COATS Sizes 2-3 Only 2.49 SwirrkSuits, infants and 4 to 8, 98c Genuine Leather Marlow Handbags Regularly Sells for $5. Special Purchase 2.95 Plus Tax Mr. and Mrs. Banty Salt and Pepper Shakers Regularly 2.50 NOW 1.00 pr. CHINA CUPS and SAUCERS Regularly 1.95 NOW 1.00 Ladies7 Nylon Briefs 59c White, Blue, Pink Sizes 5-6-7 Pastel Colored Skirts Royon and Wool Sizes 7 to 14 2.99 RAYON SHORTIE PAJAMAS and RAYON GOWNS-Sizes 4 to 8 pastel colors 1.49 CREEPERS 79c-98c Snap Fasteners Relax In Wonderful Contour Chairs in Miller's Air-Conditioned Beauty Salon. Second Floor. Shop daily 9:30 to 5:30
